>>12487599>paradox that most people cant get right>you guys are stupid!Really? Maybe they are just not exposed to this type of problem, and this image is intentionally worded to be confusing.
The original question is "What is the chance of the coin on the other side being gold?"
Meaning it makes it easier to eliminate possibilties.
G|G G|S S|S
If we obtained a gold BALL, then we can't have been in box S|S
G|G G|S
X|G G|S -> Possible
G|X G|S -> Possible
GG X|S -> Not Possible
2 out of 3 chances for us to have the X be next to another gold ball.
Thare are only two permutations where we could realistically get another gold ball from the "other side" of the same box.
